BMI Calculator...You May Be Surprised

I found this BMI calculator and I think the calculations are a 100% accurate, but there are limitations; regardless it seems like a pretty cool tool. I don't know much about BMI, but here is a brief definition:

Body Mass Index approaches a standard, and is the common choice for physicians and for research concerning obesity. With a mathematical formula, BMI uses a person's height and weight for the calculation. Your Body Mass Index is equal to your weight in kilograms divided by your height in meters squared.

• It may overestimate body fat in athletes and others who have a muscular build.
• It may underestimate body fat in older persons and others who have lost muscle mass

When I first started the HCG Diet, my BMI was 33, then a month later it was 28, and according to the calculator it's now 24.7. Here's a table that evaluates the information and tells you if you're normal or overweight.

Adults BMI:	Women	Men
underweight	<>	<>
in normal range	19.1 - 25.8	20.7 - 26.4
marginally overweight	25.8 - 27.3	26.4 - 27.8
overweight	27.3 - 32.3	27.8 - 31.1
very overweight or obese	> 32.3	> 31.1